Sentence examples for fellas of from inspiring English sources

Craig and Gerald over at I Knit in Waterloo, London, do a sterling job at their yarn shop-cum-bar (yep, it has wool and beer); Paul Overton runs an great blog called Dude Craft where you can always find links to excellent stuff on the interweb; and the fellas of Make magazine provide endless amounts of techno-craft to keep any fan of Wired magazine busy.

"Jimmy Kane had one — he was a fella of Maud's, her main fella.

I knew he had been told not to do Children in Need because, as he quipped himself, they don't want an ol' fella of 77 standing up for ten hours asking for money".

She took it literally and thinks I have gone doolally and am destroying my flat: "But you're only renting the place - what will your landlord say?" Fear not mother, my inner arsehole, the non-drugged, non-tranquilized, awful little fella of old will soon be returning to the fold.

Help her snag the fella of her dreams and respect the boundaries when she really likes someone.

I don't use a TiVo myself, but I know a few of the fellas on staff do and I'm sure they're happy about this announcement.

Queensland MP Billy Gordon says the violence that led to teachers being flown out of a remote Indigenous community was likely "just a couple of young fellas out for a bit of fun".

"Apart from potentially, you know, just a couple of young fellas out for a bit of fun under what may have been the influence of alcohol, we're still getting to the bottom of that," he said.

"Thank you, fellas," one of the protesters said.

"I didn't even know there were enough of you fellas to fill out a football team's lineup, let alone two," Ferguson said.

"We had a lot of young fellas out there and I would like to have fared a little better," Cockerill said.